UHF RFID Field Reader
The UHF RFID Field Reader is a portable, durable device optimized for outdoor agricultural use, enabling farmers and field workers to efficiently scan and track livestock, equipment, and inventory tagged with UHF RFID tags. Its long-range capabilities allow scanning from several meters, reducing the need for close proximity and speeding up data acquisition. Equipped with robust wireless communication options, it ensures reliable real-time data transfer to centralized farm management systems. The device features a weather-resistant casing to withstand harsh field conditions, including dust, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. With ergonomic design and user-friendly interface, it simplifies field operations such as inventory management, animal identification, and workflow automation, contributing to increased operational efficiency and traceability in precision agriculture.
TechnicalSpecifications
Frequency: UHF 860-960 MHz Read range: Up to 10 meters depending on tag and environment Wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular options IP65-rated rugged and waterproof enclosure Battery life: Up to 12 hours of continuous use User interface: Touchscreen with customizable software Supports multiple tag protocols (EPC Gen2, ISO 18000-6C)
UsageAreas
Livestock identification and tracking Equipment and tool inventory management Crop pallet and supply chain tracking Automated data capture during field operations Asset traceability for farm management
Features
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Advantages
- • Long read range reduces scanning time and effort • Durable for harsh outdoor environments • Real-time wireless data transmission • Enhances precision agriculture data accuracy • Easy integration with farm management software
Disadvantages
- • Higher cost compared to basic RFID readers • Battery dependence requires regular charging • Signal interference possible in dense vegetation or metal-rich environments • Training required for optimal device use • Limited to UHF frequency band
- may not be compatible with other RFID systems